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The new edition of my essential guide to Apple Watch is now out, with a bunch of new material.
I spent the weekend photographing areas of Seattle using two of the top Android camera phones for a new CNET article.
I talked to the head of Google's Pixel camera team to get a deep dive into the Pixel 10 camera technologies.
Apple released iDVD Update 4.0.1 today, a 2 MB download without much description. Apple’s download page reads: This update is highly recommended for all users of iDVD 4 and will provide for improved reliability when authoring and burning DVDs.
I may do an appearance at the local Apple Store – University Village in April, so I’m wondering: when’s the best time to do it? Weekdays? Weekends? Midmorning? Midafternoon?
Dotmac.info is having an iMovie filmfest, with prizes of 40 GB iPods, iPod minis, and $50 iTunes Music Store gift certificates. Due date is April 14, 2004.
MacCentral posts an article about iMovieFest, a small digital film festival: iMovieFest turns WWU students into auteurs.
I’m seeing Republicans talk about being uniters, but their words are betraying them. One thing being repeated by congresscritters and the President is that the proposed Constitutional amendment “defining” marriage as between a man and a woman is important because it’s the will of “the people.” Bush said in his press conference: “On a matter ...
Bush made a call for a constitutional amendment barring gay marriage today, cementing the fact that our President is not only a warmonger, but a bigot, too. I’m surprised that the administration is taking this up as a big issue, but then again, it’s an easy way to mobilize their right-wing Christian base during an ...
Apple has released iSight 1.0.2, an update which improves auto exposure, white balance, and overall performance to the camera. This is probably more relevant to iChat AV users, but remember that iMovie 4 can now use the iSight as a video input source.
Good interview with William Gibson as he does a book tour to promote the paperback version of Pattern Recognition, one of my favorite books last year. I love this quote: “The dire thing that multinational globalization seems to be doing is reducing the amount of genuine stuff in the world and replacing it with imitation ...
The New York Times ran an interesting iPod-related article in its Fashion & Style section: The World at Ears’ Length (free subscription required). iPods are so popular in New York that people are walking around like zombies, tuning each other out. What I find interesting is the fact that Apple’s designers scored yet another home ...
I’m working on three articles today, so I decided to get out of the house and absorb some coffeehouse atmosphere while I worked. Normally, I’d stick to one of my favorites, but today I took a drive to the University district to check out the new UZ (University Zoka), a few blocks north of University ...